Abstract
우리나라의 격리재배는 102속, 약 250여종의 식물에 대해 실시하고 있으며, 직접경검법, 배양법, 선택배지, 생리생화학, ELISA 및 PCR 검사방법을 사용한다. 2005-2012년, 우리나라에서 수행된 격리재배는 총 8,307건이며 이중 구근류가 5,165건(62.2%)로 가장 많았고, 묘목류가2,119건(25.0%), 종자 796건(9.6%), 삽수 150건(1.8%), 접수 70건(0.8%) 및 기타 7건(0.1%) 이었다. 불합격 사례는 총 413건으로 약 4.97%였고, 발견된 병의 종류는 총 47종으로 나타났다. 종류별로는 바이러스가 27종으로 가장 많은 수를 차지했으며, 곰팡이 16종, 바이로이드 1종, Chromalveolata 1종 및 기타 2종으로 나타났다. 가장 많은 검역건을 올린 병원체는 Arabis mosaic virus (77건), Tobacco rattle virus (70건), Lily symptomless virus (46건), Penicillium expansum (46건)이다. In Korea, isolated cultivation has been implemented for 102 genera, including about 250 species, each of which has underwent microscopic inspection, cultivation of bacteria in selective medium, analysis of physiology and biochemistry, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The number of isolated microorganisms was 8,307 in the period of 2005-2012, and bulbs and tubers had the greatest diversity of microorganisms, of 5,165 (62.2%), followed by 2,119 (25.0%) sapling, 796 (9.6%) seed, 150 (1.8%) cutting slip, 70 (0.8%) branch graft and 7 (0.1%). The number of cases which were disqualified were 413 (4.97%), after the detection of 47 disease causing species of microorganism. Viruses predominated, with 27 species, followed by 16 fungi, a viroid, a Chromalveolata and 2 further species. Top on the list of detection was Arabis mosaic virus (77 cases), followed by Tobacco rattle virus (70 cases), Lily symptomless virus (46 cases) and Penicillium expansum (46 cases).
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